Buenas noches y buenos goles

On many occasions, sports journalism is seen as a minor expression of the profession. There is a more or less generalized idea that it deals with a trivial issue and that, often, its chroniclers approach it with a lack of rigor and objectivity. And, well, maybe on some occasions it is impossible to resist the passion of colors... But in Good Night, Good Goals, Felipe del Campo, one of the emblematic figures of the Spanish sports press in recent years, not only contradicts that disdainful view of his profession, but based on his experience, multiple anecdotes and arguments that he defends with pure passion, he will try to convince us that it is the best profession in the world. What can move us through hearing more than the fast-paced narration of a football match? What image on television manages to create such absolute silence among viewers as that of a footballer before taking the decisive penalty in a final? What newspaper article is as epic and poetic as a well-written sports report? But, in addition, Good Night, Good Goals is a personal and intimate journey through the recent history of Spanish sports journalism in which we will come across Matías Prats, José Ángel de la Casa, José María García, José Ramón de la Morena, Andrés Montes , Pepe Domingo Castaño, Paco González, Manolo Lama, Josep Pedrerol...